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Cryogenic pure CsI as a probe for neutrino electromagnetic interactions
Searches for neutrino electromagnetic interactions at reactor sites require an unusual combination of ultra-low thresholds and a stable low-background environment. It is shown here that cryogenic undoped cesium iodide (CsI) naturally satisfies these conditions in a way prior detectors have not. Alth
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